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    12/13/2017 12:08 AM  #1

    Steven M
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    Registered: 4/17/2013
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    WTB Modified SBF Roller Motor / T-5Z

    Looking to go back to a SBF, preferably a N/A 351 based stroker roller motor that runs on pump gas, but I'm open to any modified / streetable roller cam SBFs.

    Also looking for a z-spec T-5 (or any with a decent gear set and a 2.95 first gear).  It would be replacing a rebuilt 4.6 DOHC motor and rebuilt TR3650 5-speed that would thus be available for trade in such a deal or for sale otherwise if anybody is interested.

    I'm located in Baton Rouge, LA and would prefer not to ship anything, but I'm happy to travel a reasonable distance.  Thanks!

     

     

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